ART DIRECTOR’S CUT, SEPTEMBER 21
September 21, 2021 by LAM Staff
The things our art director Chris McGee hated leaving out in the current issue of LAM.
Image by Angélica S. Gallegos.
From Jonathan Lerner’s “Reappearing Act” in the September 2021 issue, on Anjelica Gallegos’ plan to revive a memorial to Indigenous peoples on the shores of Staten Island.
–CHRIS MCGEE, LAM ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
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